Lockheed Martin Now 3D-Printing Protective Gear For Health Care Workers
Colorado's Lockheed Martin is shifting some of its production to make much-needed protective gear for our health care workers.
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Colorado's Lockheed Martin is shifting some of its production to make much-needed protective gear for our health care workers.
As leaders in Colorado begin to release plans on how some businesses will begin to reopen in the coming weeks, there's concern that the state's restaurant industry is going to be left behind.
A company in Castle Rock is helping police officers steer clear of the coronavirus. The owners of Creative Colors International of Douglas County are disinfecting the place where officers often spend the most time: their patrol cars.
As businesses and travelers sit idle during coronavirus stay-at-home orders, demand for oil has plummeted.
Independent contractors and gig workers are now able to apply for unemployment benefits in Colorado.
The U.S. Small Business Administration said Thursday the Paycheck Protection Program would stop accepting applications for the $349 billion program.
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Colorado's cannabis industry is launching a new effort to support first responders, health care professionals, restaurants, and other businesses and individuals impacted by COVID-19.
Fidelity Investments has immediate openings -- and the company is hosting a webinar to bring in new employees on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m.
Rep. Jason Crow (CO-6th District) is one of several lawmakers who want to add another $250 billion for the Paycheck Protection Program.
In an effort to support their fellow small business operations, ownership at Concept Signs and Graphics are printing and giving away hundreds of signs to promote small business during COVID-19.
Workers with special needs are also losing jobs due to businesses closing, but even if their workplaces are still operating, the paycheck isn't worth what they'd be risking by coming to work.
Pop Culture Classroom, the nonprofit behind Denver's Pop Culture Con is giving away hundreds of books to encourage kids and teens to keep reading while stuck at home.
A new study published in the Wall Street Journal and USA Today finds Gilpin County's economy will be the hardest hit from coronavirus of any in the country.
"People who are frustrated that they put their blood sweat and tears into resumes and cover letters and then they never hear back, a lot of times is because a human being has never seen your resume," said Andrew Hudson.
